COMIC ART LIVE SALE PREVIEW 1 1

[timguerrero]

Starting tomorrow, November 14 and extending onto November 15th will be the dates for November's edition of Comic Art Live and I will have a booth set up with some pieces for sale so I am showing of the pieces I will have for sale. If you are interested in any of them I highly encourage you to tune in early and contact me in case you would like to purchase a piece. Some are just being shown at the show so if they don't sell you probably won't see them again for some time. Be there or be square! vMy CAF Gallery name is Timothy Guerrero and my booth's is titled Timothy Guerrero's booth ART IS LOCATED IN EL SALVADOR, CENTRAL AMERICA!!

 

 

 

 

Edited November 14, 2020 by timguerrero

[Rick2you2]

Lot of nice, new things I haven’t seen before. Also, quite a fair number of reasonably priced ones. 

For anyone interested, ahem, I didn’t spot any Baronness art. No Peanuts, either. Weak selection on the Phantom Stranger. Several “Bitz”, one non-hero for $250. A few Metamorpho’s if anyone cares (does anyone?)

Any other characters of interest when I look again tomorrow?

[exitmusicblue]

Just sold my first!

Edited November 14, 2020 by exitmusicblue

[The Voord]

This thread is probably better suited to the OA Marketplace, no?

Just a gentle heads-up . . . I otherwise couldn't give a (brown, smelly stuff)

[grapeape]

2 hours ago, exitmusicblue said:

Just sold my first!

Ommmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[grapeape]

I have to stop being lazy and become a premium member and support Bill. I love CAF.

Am I the only one who thought it was pronounced CAF (See Ay Ef) before hearing Bill Cox call it (Calf.) ????

🦍 shrinks away fearing a 1000 duh 😒 faces coming his way.

 

[malvin]

12 minutes ago, grapeape said:

I have to stop being lazy and become a premium member and support Bill. I love CAF.

Am I the only one who thought it was pronounced CAF (See Ay Ef) before hearing Bill Cox call it (Calf.) ????

🦍 shrinks away fearing a 1000 duh 😒 faces coming his way.

 

I've always pronounced it as "See Ay Ef" too, and I still do despite Bill calling it caf!

Malvin

[The Voord]

11 hours ago, grapeape said:

I have to stop being lazy and become a premium member and support Bill. I love CAF.

Am I the only one who thought it was pronounced CAF (See Ay Ef) before hearing Bill Cox call it (Calf.) ????

🦍 shrinks away fearing a 1000 duh 😒 faces coming his way.

 

I'm a See Ay Ef guy, too

 

[Rick2you2]

1 hour ago, The Voord said:

I'm a See Ay Ef guy, too

 

Isn't that the first name of an artist?

I'm a KAF guy.

[vodou]

Well..."caf", that's the same as see-eye-eh and eff-bee-eye and en-ess-aye and...not going to continue.

Evidently, Bill's baby and he prefers acronym over initialism in the case of his baby.

Me not at all. The acronym version is painful to my ears.

But it is his baby, so I guess he ought to be the one to tell us how to verbalize it.

 

[John E.]

Thread hijack! Only thing missing here is some prize giveaway for the closest guess

I have always pronounced it "calf." Still do. When Felix started his podcast he pronounced it see-ay-eff and it was painful to my ears  Remember, I'm collecting in isolation so it's not like I have to say it out loud to anyone but my wife. If I'm at a show and meet a new collector, I'll say, "Are you on Comic Art Fans?"

Edited November 15, 2020 by John E.

[Rick2you2]

53 minutes ago, John E. said:

Thread hijack! Only thing missing here is some prize giveaway for the closest guess

I have always pronounced it "calf." Still do. When Felix started his podcast he pronounced it see-ay-eff and it was painful to my ears  Remember, I'm collecting in isolation so it's not like I have to say it out loud to anyone but my wife. If I'm at a show and meet a new collector, I'll say, "Are you on Comic Art Fans?"

If you’re from New York, it’s pronounced “cough”.

[The Voord]

Tom-ar-toe or Tom-ay-toe?  Pot ar-toe or Pot-ay-toe?  To be or not to be?

[vodou]

22 minutes ago, The Voord said:

Tom-ar-toe or Tom-ay-toe?  Pot ar-toe or Pot-ay-toe?  To be or not to be?

eye-tee or "it"